Teams UConn 2020 Roster ← 2019 2021 → 2020 UConn roster 98 players: 15 freshmen, 3 sophomores, 8 juniors, 1 senior, 71 with no class listed. From 18 states and 3 other countries; the most from Connecticut (20) and Florida (11). The 2020 season .
Quarterbacks 5 Running backs 8 Receivers 10 Tight ends 9 Offensive line 17 Defensive line 13 Linebackers 13 Defensive backs 15 Specialists 8
Receivers 10 No. Player Class Ht Wt Hometown 0 Keelan Marion WR 6′0″ 195 Atlanta, GA 4 Matt Drayton WR 3★ 3-star recruit 5′11″ 187 Jacksonville, FL 6 Cameron Ross WR 5′10″ 186 Newark, DE 9 Heron Maurisseau WR 6′1″ 170 Bellport, NY 13 Darius Bush WR 5′10″ 175 Savannah, GA 14 Elijah Jeffreys WR 6′4″ 199 Somerville, MA 16 Kevens Clercius WR RS 6′2″ 212 Montreal, QC 84 Jacob Flynn WR 6′0″ 191 Southington, CT 87 Cameron Hairston WR 6′2″ 191 Lee’s Summit, MO 89 Jahkai Gill WR Fr. 5′9″ 168 Hartford, CT
Offensive line 17 No. Player Class Ht Wt Hometown 50 Dylan Niedrowski OL 6′4″ 311 Reading, PA 51 Peter Rooney Jr. OL Fr. 6′5″ 292 Atlanta, GA 53 Sidney Walker OL Fr. 6′2″ 285 Crestview, FL 54 Remon Young OL Fr. 6′2″ 255 Moultrie, GA 56 Alex Wyant OL Fr. 6′5″ 300 Santa Ana, CA 60 Mason Raymer OL RS 6′4″ 300 Purcellville, VA 62 Noel Ofori-Nyadu OL Fr. 6′2″ 298 Arlington, TX 64 Christian Haynes OL 6′2″ 313 Bowie, MD 66 Zack Early OL Fr. 6′3″ 300 Perry, OH 67 Christopher Fortin OL RS 6′5″ 300 Beauceville, QC 69 Will Meyer OL RS 6′1″ 317 Arlington, MA 71 Ryan Denmark OL Fr. 6′5″ 271 Moorestown, NJ 74 Ryan Van Demark OL Jr. 6′5″ 302 Princeton, NJ 75 Chase Lundt OL RS 6′8″ 305 Arlington, TX 76 Jonathan Pace OL 6′5″ 294 Boston, MA 77 Robby Rochester OL 6′5″ 290 Southlake, TX 78 Andrew Torres-Silva OL Jr. 6′4″ 277 Castroville, CA
Defensive line 13 No. Player Class Ht Wt Hometown 42 T.J. Gardner DL Jr. 6′2″ 244 Windsor, CT 46 Marques Alexander DL Fr. 6′2″ 211 Saint Petersburg, FL 48 Kevon Jones DL 6′2″ 247 East Hartford, CT 55 MarQuayveon Evans DL 3★ 3-star recruit RS 6′2″ 277 Chester, SC 57 Travis Jones DL 3★ 3-star recruit 6′4″ 336 New Haven, CT 61 Jesse Polansky DL RS 6′1″ 298 Wallingford, CT 68 Justin Moore DL 3★ 3-star recruit 6′4″ 283 Carrollton, TX 91 Caleb Thomas DT 3★ 3-star recruit 6′0″ 308 Mansfield, TX 91 Collin McCarthy DL RS 6′5″ 272 Jackson Twp, NJ 95 Eric Watts DL 3★ 3-star recruit 6′5″ 277 Sumter, SC 95 Pierce DeVaughn DL 6′4″ 260 Plano, TX 96 Dalmont Gourdine DL 3★ 3-star recruit RS 6′4″ 295 Charleston, SC 96 Lwal Uguak DL 6′5″ 271 Edmonton, AB
Linebackers 13 No. Player Class Ht Wt Hometown 0 Alfred Chea LB 3★ 3-star recruit 6′2″ 221 Jacksonville, FL 6 Ian Swenson LB 6′1″ 218 Wilmette, IL 8 Jackson Mitchell LB 6′1″ 235 Ridgefield, CT 15 Tui Faumuina-Brown LB RS 6′3″ 230 Monroeville, PA 18 Jaylen Jones LB RS 5′11″ 210 Houston, TX 24 Desmond Fogle LB RS 6′0″ 214 Kingsland, GA 27 Omar Fortt LB 3★ 3-star recruit 6′0″ 212 Stamford, CT 29 Jordan Morrison LB 6′0″ 219 Hamilton, NJ 31 Terrence Ganyi LB 6′2″ 203 Montreal, QC 33 Hunter Webb LB 6′1″ 245 Montoursville, PA 41 D.J. Morgan LB 6′2″ 226 Norwalk, CA 47 Justin Bryant LB Fr. 5′11″ 234 Bridgewater, NJ 58 Dillon Harris LB Sr. 6′0″ 225 Bloomfield, CT
Defensive backs 15 No. Player Class Ht Wt Hometown 1 Malik Dixon DB RS 6′1″ 200 Orlando, FL 2 Durante Jones DB 3★ 3-star recruit RS 6′0″ 199 Atlanta, GA 2 Reyan Blake S 5′11″ 200 Pahokee, FL 3 Diamond Harrell DB Jr. 6′1″ 205 Canoga Park, CA 7 Tre Wortham DB So. 6′0″ 203 Stockton, CA 16 Malik Banks DB 6′0″ 203 Hockessin, DE 16 Shamel Lazarus DB 3★ 3-star recruit 6′2″ 193 Jamaica, NY 18 Abiola Olaniyan DB Jr. 6′1″ 186 Woodberry Forest, VA 19 Jalon Ferrell S 6′2″ 205 Miami, FL 20 Robert P. King III DB Jr. 6′0″ 182 Philadelphia, PA 23 Juan Rosario DB Fr. 5′11″ 181 Stamford, CT 24 Keyshawn Paul DB 6′0″ 195 Miami, FL 25 Jeremy Lucien CB 6′2″ 200 Moore Township, PA 37 Kyle Williams DB 5′7″ 180 Hamden, CT 38 Winston Jules DB RS 5′11″ 170 Brooklyn, NY
Noe Ruelas, Lavarey Banton, Khyon Gillespie, Hayden Jordan, Jahkai Gill Keelan Marion, Durante Jones, Peter Rooney Jr. Elijah Jeffreys, Will Meyer, Jonathan Pace T.J. Gardner, Ventine Richardson, Dillon Harris Noel Ofori-Nyadu, Chase Lundt, Caleb Thomas Jay Rose, Jacob Flynn, Tim O’Shea Alfred Chea, Matt Drayton Steven Krajewski, Remon Young Shamel Lazarus, Winston Jules Jalon Ferrell, Keyshawn Paul Robert P. King III, Ryan Denmark Juan Rosario, Omar Fortt Kyle Williams, Jesse Polansky Brian Brewton Malik Dixon Reyan Blake Devontae Houston Diamond Harrell Nathan Carter Cameron Ross Ian Swenson Tre Wortham Jackson Mitchell Heron Maurisseau Jayce Medlock Micah Leon Darius Bush Miles Foerster Tui Faumuina-Brown Malik Banks Blake Otto Abiola Olaniyan Jaylen Jones Desmond Fogle Jeremy Lucien Jordan Morrison Hunter Webb Kevin Mensah Domini Moncion D.J. Morgan Marques Alexander Justin Bryant Nilay Upadhyayula Kevon Jones Dylan Niedrowski Brian Keating Sidney Walker MarQuayveon Evans Alex Wyant Travis Jones Mason Raymer Kevin Cahill Christian Haynes Zack Early Justin Moore Ryan Van Demark Robby Rochester Andrew Torres-Silva Rayonte Brown Brendan Heatherman Brandon Niemenski Nick Harris Cameron Hairston Clayton Harris Collin McCarthy Noah Iden Eric Watts Pierce DeVaughn Dalmont Gourdine CT 20 FL 11 TX 8 GA 7 CA 6 Hometowns of the 2020 UConn roster; the five states sending the most labeled with their players. Hover a dot for names. Map: us-atlas (public domain).
Where the roster comes from By state Connecticut 20 Florida 11 Texas 8 Georgia 7 California 6 Pennsylvania 6 New Jersey 6 PQ 5 Top counties Capitol Planning Region, Connecticut pop. 977,000 13 Tarrant County, Texas pop. 2.2 million 4 Western Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut pop. 627,000 4 Fulton County, Georgia pop. 1.1 million 3 South Central Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut pop. 571,000 3 Hometowns placed in their counties with the US Census Bureau’s Gazetteer files. Populations from the US Census Bureau’s American Community Survey, 2020–2024 5-year estimates. This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau. Which states send the most FBS players for their size .
Rosters from CollegeFootballData.com, as the school listed them, each group in order of its players’ 2020 production (yards, tackles, kicks), then by number. Hometowns are each player’s latest on file. Transfers are this season’s arrivals through the portal; stars are the player’s 247Sports composite rating as a recruit.
